Rawseeds ground truth collection systems for indoor self-localization and mapping

Published: 01 Jan 2009, Last Modified: 13 Nov 2024Auton. Robots 2009EveryoneRevisionsBibTeXCC BY-SA 4.0
Abstract: A trustable and accurate ground truth is a key requirement for benchmarking self-localization and mapping algorithms; on the other hand, collection of ground truth is a complex and daunting task, and its validation is a challenging issue. In this paper we propose two techniques for indoor ground truth collection, developed in the framework of the European project Rawseeds, which are mutually independent and also independent on the sensors onboard the robot. These techniques are based, respectively, on a network of fixed cameras, and on a network of fixed laser scanners. We show how these systems are implemented and deployed, and, most importantly, we evaluate their performance; moreover, we investigate the possible fusion of their outputs.
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